La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday; Jaimary 2-1,' 1025.' ' THE LA,' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE FOUR to I 4 vm IT. "I ill m ha Grande Evening Observer INUiil'EMJENT NEWSPAPER Publlahad dally and weekly at I .a Grande. Oregon, by tha LA ORANDK EVKN1NO OBSERVER PUBLISHING CO. BRUCE DENNIS . ........Edltor Entered at poBtofflce at La Grande, Oregon, m Second CUaa Mall Mattel On tale In other cltlea Oregon Hotel New Stand, Port land: Imperial Newa Stand, Portland; Multnomah News Stand, Portland Addreaa all communication! to The Observer, 141S Adama Ave., La Grande, Oregon, SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier Dally, per month Daily, per three months. Dally, per alz montha. In advance Daily, alngle copy By Dally, per month Dally, per alx montha, In advance . Dally, per year. In advance .- Obeerver-Star, per year ... CITY AND COUNTY MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Preaa la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all nowa dlBpatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited If published therein. All rights of republication of . apecial dispatches In this paper, and also the local newa herein also are reserved. THOU SHALL LOVE THE LORD thy God with all thy heurt, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, unJ with all thy mind; una thy neighbor us thyself. This do and thou uliult live. Luko 10:27, 28. ' Little Ground Lost State House, Salem. (By Mail). Thus far Governor Tierce and his prohibition head, George Li. Cleaver, do not ' seem to be- losing .much ground before the alcoholic com mittee. It is our opinion that as far as the investigation has been carried sentiment is rather switching to Mr. Cleaver. One thing is as sure as the rains of the Willamette, 'the state senate of Oregon as a body is going to render a decision in favor of Cleaver and the governor if they are entitled to that decision. Should the investigating commit tee find nothing wrong with the department there will be enough members of the senate say so to make it positive and well understood. We do not believe there is. any disposition to make of this committee a prosecuting committee as has been charged. I I Of all the propaganda ever floated through a legislative lxidy the child labor amendment advocates have the record.) ,'Not a day passes but several new pieces of literature are i deposited on the desk of each member, supporting the amendment. J Just , when the bust-up will come in this session, or whether there will be a bust-up at all is now a question I for debate. No legislation of great importance has thus jfar been offered. Changes in a few new ones of minor importance takes the time of the two houses wln-u in session. Pome scent the big game this ' session as irrigation, for it is well known that the bond jj holders or those who sold the bonds on the different proj ects in Oregon are hern well represented by able talent. Flan after, plan is being considered, but as yet nothing has broke into the hopper on irrigation. Motor bus people know how to organize for a session and they have a lobby these days that makes the railroads look' tame. The bills already introduced are irksome to the bus people and with a big bus scheme brewing in Port land which promises to compete very heavily with street xar service yon can imagine just how interesting thin;:? get .when lobbyir.ls attempt to argue their' case in the corridors. j j ' Normal school talk hangs in festoons all over the state house. The attempt to help Monmouth school has opened the norni 'l school (iiest,iou as wide as it was in 1!U(I. It is now as plain as the snow on Ml, Emily that in older .to help Monmouth the legislature will have to install i school at Ashland and one east of the ('asecade mountains. This will require some real money and whether the move ment will get past the ways and means committee re mains to be seen. Asid- from the opinion of those win are selfish enough to want institutions located in their re spective towns the fact remains that Oregon is woefully weak on teachers' trainii.g and it must be strengthened even if we have ot bui'd two more schools to do it. Should such a bill pass in all probability the referendum will be tacked on it, but that may be all right, too, for have not the people of Oregon the pinlound right under our form of government to pass on all the work of a legislature, I it good or bad ? OHinrll ri'iMiNfw iiiniiy, IKTTAfll-: UllnVK, n,.. M Mutkln ttiiK iippniuli'l hy ( ht council 1 41 ilMcii'l it IncctiiiK In rnrlhtnd s.'u mi,.i i tin est mule tht fPUHllittllv nl it) KH(.'IIC It hruo or i-lll'x III ( r cptin ( r -hIhI uttfinplH on l in- pint n( tlif ntlllr li-BlMlittiltc In encroach on tllft I'lKtltH nt IIIMKli'lplltlltcK, Tho act Ion wan tnk-n folio vv!iik I he readlnff f n li-itcr limn A. I.. ItMrliiir, ciKimil.tctir of pntillc worka In I'oitiitnd, rciHltve lo im attempt, expected nt tliin gcimton of the IcirialHt me. In place t tt. trafflo 1hro ikI I' I' i under t ! control of the Mute hlKhuuy tom-lulwtiuu. 1H M-60 Mall ..E0O ..12.(0 ..16.10 ..3.0O OFFICIAL PAPER present laws and passage of Ii-Hi nir.itt situiulott Adlnl li I " m old IliHIsh Itiu rntk nrm iv ( i-:tmiy nni N; inlhtmy hiitrnckn In (lie Krcc Hlch .im- lulim htrjti'l) (is-l to tllinin tnh the lioiixiriK Hhoi tiisc. I mhlli h;trrticl. are Iwim i o:i crti .l till. ImcIHiikh for the umktnit rh'sw n and thttt plHii In being rollowed uIh In I he province The uitlltnry Inn ruekK in Ttpcmry )mve heen ham! ei over hy (tie KVerilinent Ullthor tlpn In h. iirt-d . dwellttlKi Toi I Iim Ue tlhp ople. A .uritnl of J:'. .nmi ,s l. ,.n mnc lolled tntin the iMieniploy men; rnnd. und thl will he nupplei ile.r hy a ftirt her irruitt to TtpjTHry ot 7.iUW fruin the housing ml (utul. THE OLD HOME TOWN CL Jmkv Vra3"2 WffirJ had TMREB NBw yfe$Y 7l iftPl WHEELS ON. ANOTHER V44) Su ifZi OLD wSc r- SHAFTS A LITTLE '"""jnr"" i i It r 1 I a&on tinkering aloc, fsU 1' Sfc V f- I J"'iVt I ITH A COAT OF ( y set sixLAip, -y ajOL VaH' ; i emC--t found Two boien oi-omui i TICKETS in A BOOK AT MOMB. THE THRiFTY l f !( Y2TIllrW lIISTEti W6L.TY SAYS THE OUL.T WAT HE if V 11 S ' CAN 6ET ANY fiSCti CUT OF THEM is To jSnfj) tTJ TART A MILK wacon of mis OWN HiijJ))lrJP ' V J OFFICE CAT 'THAOa MAMH NIO. By Junius McNutt "Jiiht LuniiHl a limidi-ed dollar hill." - - .Mc.Muit; "(.lil. Von mhihL ha n nilllloiiu(iv.'f AlcMitt: "Well, It's vash'P to bui'u 'em thun It 1h to pay 'cm." 0 ' No mutter how pursiHtuutly u mun may have pursued and pro posed to a Klrl, aomehow, after nmrriiiKe, tic always heslnH to bub pect that alio "Lured him Into It.' Tho director of the 'Awtlttxlvnl GardeiiH wan on liolIdn lie rtM'ulv ed a note. I'rom lint n.sMlntiuit : "The eliiiiipiincti Is Hick, lie appears (o pine tor a t'ompiinloii. We don't know what to do pending your ie- turn." "Dn man nln't miieh good to )i!h family." Huld mule l'hen "who nev er thliikH 'hout de huhy needin' new Mhoi'H Vi'p'ln' when lie's puitin elo quenuo Into de crup kuiiiu." Tli C'rosH Word puxzle neenis aptly nnmed. One lin tirandr man says he luiMi't m-elve;! a plcnsanl word I'umu Ills ull'e Klnee stiv rhsl hromclit the dam pii.ie hook Into the house. , In tho case or the iipiii heatedly doinundihK hln nlekel bark from the telephotii' operator, it never I the inouey; it's the principle of the thtntf. i Tnspi;idd(i tiii?: iioks' If ymir bona had s iJiider gloomy and your chances kinder slim, Then's the time to show uction, to get back In line with him; Oo your work with some umhilioii nnd his frown will soon be gom And your worlf will be a pleusure, Whllo you keep on kecpiu on ' H practice innkcH perfect tlM'ri Is more thiiu one block lit this city with a future tndei;eu-kl In it. M.'mi doesn't e iilong tu this unrhl hecui'iie he Imagines he is e modern Kumsou mid tries to ac coinphsh too much by swine in i jawbone. "My aeetle hoiKht n riidlo. a liltU cheap af Tntr; He mil around with It so much. I'vi Kiveii him the hV." Mow do they put the cats out In Venice? Aimtlier thin this country neri). 1s a l.ea -ue of llntd-tlcadi-il nu ll l ii'sisi Jcke.H ahout llieui. "Mv hiishitud." the womohi mm-v Ford Coupe $629.65 STAiriKK OKMOrNTAIII.K U1MS. DKLIV KUKI) IN LA (;UANI)K. Perkins Motor Co VKKNKAI, HOItlNSON KXPKUT MAUCKI.l.INC riioiu1 r2 1 .1 ' Kill" AplMlilltllKMltS "is a his Kiime hunter. His favor ite outdoor Bport Is hunting blind ll&urH and white inn lea." John: "Have nuy of your family eoniiectloiLs Iwen iriieeil?" Janet: "Only an uncle. Tliey traced him as far ils Canada, but ho beat them to It." He: "You certainly h:ive n trim little walBt." Hhe: "Ortuinly, tlu'i'e'8 no Kt't ting' urotind that." ' Kairmm Tatters' l!te ilaulifr prnnred up to her rather and t!a fully rcmaiki'd. ktunv sometliln' and I'm not K"na tell" Well," rem iif kill Itason. "you'll txvt over that hy the lime you are the ago of your mother." Ir. FlHher of Salem KIim-UmI,, . BALKM, Ore. r. K. K. l-'isher. of Salem, was e'eeted president of tho Miirlan-Polk-Yamhill Mtult-' cal bocp ty at the tinnual meeting of the orgnnlzation held here. nr. 1). It. Uobo of Salem was elected secretary and treas iter. hr. Paul Hoekey of lforthind. president of the State Medical society, was the principal speaker. cnivvis itv wii:i;ii:ss STItASIKtl' HO. l-'r ance ( A The use of wireless an n means of cribbing" hy a young Slrnshourg medical student hun lior.-liied the whole faculty of I lie ' univorsMy here. It appears thnl the aspiring Alslatlan installed a wlreleMS Ude, phone receiving .set under the ta ble nl which he was flue to under go a critical written test nnd Ihnf a friend coached lii in from the outside. The dei.n of the nieHe'ir s-'hoil is invest igii ting t he nrialr wlilch is likely to b aired hefore the oiinlstor of (iridic instrucllon. WILLYS- OVEJILAND You Save WdifiFs hcmvst Priced fflmMMSSL si. SEDAN dEE 1 1 .ii:i : - I - . Vt 1 OF CITY GIVEN (Continued from pagre 1) Bund (taxes) Kmergency (taxes) 723.92 :,aau.7 1.796.07 1,740.40 ,G&G.S7 ,3!i6.47 QTJ.61 ,447.l,9 dbrary. (taxes) Park (taxes) Oeneral (taxuu, . $4. b'95.91) 1 Improvement bond sink ing fund Improvement district interest - Improvement district not Included In lnk InK fundti Improvement dlntrlct interest .not Included la sinking fund 3. TOTAL, $684,Ofi4.05 DhdHirscmeiitM, Honda redeemed' (l'J24 imp.- bondH) $ 1.7h3.i(i Additional ttewer (honda redeemed) .... L'.ouo.on Ueriind water HinkiiiK - , fund (b o n d a re deemed , ooo. to Heaver Creek pipe line bonds redeemed) 7.U00.H0 Imp. bond (linking fund (bonds redeemed) .... a4.Hiri.KI Imp. diHlrict intercut.... (j,4ti.U Koad warrant paid ) .... 7(s: l. I General wurruiit (nuld) Mfi.7ij7.SS '(ieneral warrant int l,422.Zi 'Library warrants (puld) G.M24.IK i'uik wurranta ( paid ) .... 1 ,340.7 1 Special intereul l,12l.i)2 imp. bunus not included in sinking fund ( bonds and warruniH paid 331,141.44 Intereid on imp. bonds and waiiuntH not in eluded in sink. fund.. . Mill. 40 Cash on hand iee. 31, l'.2 4 ... r.G.4U3.0:l ..$bM.0(M.05 TOTAL II A.UAL STATi;.li;T Ansels, Itenl est. city ;bidg.......$ 2ll,O00.( t'lty Park 15.389.; Library 16,000.1 ''urn. and fixtures, city' ' bldg 1.172.1 Kurn. and fixtures, li brary 2,000. ( IlooUs und magazines, liluury 7.500. Water system 1K1,(IIXI. Material 2.200. Kquipment " 2,192, Kqupt. at 14. r , 348. Sewer sys. eigupt 2.106. Sewer Sys V.. "7. 63.000. Street tools find equpt. 2,3 45. Supplies ..i 10. Tool house ....j... 720. Off ice supplies 1 05, I'Mre, nlariu sys 4.500. Truck 4.700. Supplies"" 7.H43. 1'ollee K'lpplies 034. Hug. supplier) and cup. S,K(i2. Imp. district accts 414,fiK. Imp. district Int. sects. 1 9,428. i ash tin hund 60,493. total $S2 :,893.: I LluhilfUeri (Ieneral bonds $122,0 00.00 Improvement bonds .... 32S,5SO.'il (ieneral wan-mils 20,1 06.82- FINE A neu-spaper in Detroit, the center ol the automobile industry, stated very frankly that the new Willys Overland line was the sensation ol the New VorV Automobile Show. And the popular leader ot the new Overland models is this all-siul Overland Sedan That lull 5-pa'senger Sedan with a body nttrfly o,' rtL with four doors, can be priced at $715 is the surprise ol the automobile industry. Such a car at such a price was bound to pet a tre mendous welcome from the public Interest every where centers on this car. Sales are passing all goals originally set for it. The Overland Sedan's steel body construction pro vides not only greater strength and endurance, but gives you the greater safety of greater driving vision. Kor steel eliminates bulky wooden body posts. See this car. See it today. Otlirr moWrb: Alf-ilrrl Towrmir. oil. tteet Couf. Anil th? Voupt-Srdan. $55. fit!! Ktlloon tiru $25 additionaL LANDSEDAN Gettings & Hanks n:soN sr. LA Preaent worth f i,t...t. 2y8,C10.y4J General Accounts r Special Int. 2.4O0.2U Library fund 302-GO Pork fund I.3tl4.' II. C P. L. 1 4.040.4 1 Itoad 791.2m Itefund water 3.0 14 58 Band 18X.IG Imp. accounts 190.20 Warrants Payable Itoad 559.47 Imp. district 97.220.19 Imp. districts. Int 2.S5H.; TOTAL $122, 898.79 Cash on hand. Jan. 1 1924 I 04.7S8.37 (."ash received d Jrlnjf the year f J :i. J 7 f.4i TUT A I $584.004. K. Cash paid out during the year .... $527,570.12 Cash on hand Jan. 1, J325 50.493.93 PIONEER MAN LAID TO REST (Continued from iage .) sonle odge No. 07. of Su.-iuicrvllle and Al Kader Temple of Portland. He Is survived by his wITo and two children, Helen and (ieorge and two ulsters. Al rs. It. Ilea boner of Winters, California, and Mrs.. Turner Oliver of tins city, nnd three brothers. !uncan and John McHonald. of this city, and Murdo McDonald of Walia Walla. Wash. The late lU'ctor Mcl m ald of Wallowa, was also a broth er of the deceased. Among the out of town relative? who attended the funeral yester day were Mrs. Margaret McDonald. John McDonnhl and Anna, Ileason cr of Wallowa, Mrs.-- Kiiutt Avei of Caldwell. Idaho, Mrs. (Jeo. Marks, of Eugene. Oregon, nnd Mrs. K. N. Goodnough or Wal lowa. I PHY CH1KK KPKAKKIt . ; L'XION (Special) Dr. W. T i Phy. muster of the t'nion grunge was the elder speaker at the regu lar meeting held here Thursday evening. Itoberl Wlthycomhe and , Prof. ConUHn also gave brief ad dresses. The need of a goitre sur vey was one of the subjects touch ed upon hy Dr. Phy. The survey it survey Is to be managed through the various schools, with Dr. Phy eastern Oregon's representative on the suite board, directing the sur vey. The Intelligent study or child la bor questions was urged by the grange master. Dr. Phy said "the child labor question Is one of the most vital , questions before the public today, and ought to be carefully studied by each indi vidual." mlltim; hi;ld A social and business meeitim or the Luther League or the Lu theran church wus held last even ing in tin? new church annex. Tw rival teams which had been ralsinr money for a now window for Dm church finished the -content '"htf MOTOR CABS GRANDE, okk. Hart Schaffner & ;Marx 1 Clothes ID llatt SchaHner & Jtldix Cosls No More And Arc An In vestment In Good Appearance evening with the le-jm captained lishment of a game refuge in by Miss Genevieve Nelson victor Lake and Harney cotintlr.s is pro over Misd limma Whurl's tetim. posed, in a bill Introduced by Ken The losing side will banquet the a tor I'pton. The proposed dis victors on a date to be announced trlet embraces approximately I, later. 000.000 acres of land and would PTATK HOI'HK. Waiem. Kstab- MARKET JOEL'S GROCERIES I'HONK MAIN 759 Heinz Tomato Ketchup Inrivalcd in ils tldicnte iintl appcliziiiK (imiiMo fliivoi', in ils keeping (ii;li(y, insured by lhc use Of supoiini- nialcrials and cleiin preparation. Free froni lioiioale of Ktida and olliei' artificial preservative or color , " ORDER A 150TTLU TODAY. " ' ' Star Embroidery Thread 3c In All Fast Colors 1MI,I,0W CASUS, stamped and' hemstitclieil $1.20 l.UNCII SKTS, stamped and hemstitched $l.(i() IJUKFET SKTS, stamped and hemstitched (i.r,c Stamped Bed Spreads With Bolster $2 20c STAiMI'ED KITCHEN TOWELS iu i liny Children's W'vnr Here. The very best at popular prices. , NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Where Quality Is llij;her Than 1'ricc. 1925 WE ARE LOOKING . l'OUWAUl) TO THE NEW YEAU AT A TEUIOD OE PROGRESS - ' AND STARILITY May it bring to you Happi- ness and. Prosperity. , VJQlinD-REU(IBUzPRQeRESSJV& be used for the protection af an- lelope. I